The NetAlly CYBERSCOPE-XRF CyberScope Edge Network Vulnerability Scanner is a 'wired only' version of the current CyberScope model which is designed for use in highly secure environments where no wireless capability is allowed.

The CYBERSCOPE-XRF offers unique and comprehensive network security assessment, analysis, and reporting from a single, powerful, and portable tool. This unit easily validates controls at the edge, inventories everything including IoT, OT, unmanaged devices, wired and wireless, quickly tests and demonstrates policy compliance, and enables collaboration and sharing between teams. As a ruggedized, purpose-built, all-in-one tool, the CYBERSCOPE-XRF is a network security solution that eliminates the use of fragile laptops and tablets. With multiple functions, this unit provides fast and actionable insights on-prem into the user's edge networks. This fills in the critical visibility gaps that other cybersecurity tools may not address.

The CYBERSCOPE-XRF offers complete network visibility both on-site or remotely. Security practitioners and network engineers can use the CYBERSCOPE-XRF to quickly identify every Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and BT/BLE device on the edge network, pinpoint exactly where it is connected, and instantly determine if it is friend or foe.

Users can see their network and know every device and every port within their network. When SecOps teams are short-staffed, the CYBERSCOPE-XRF expands their reach and improves cybersecurity. The user can get easy remote access, secure data collection, sharing, and analysis in Link-Live which is NetAlly’s collaboration, reporting, and analysis platform.

The CYBERSCOPE-XRF enables fast finding of high impact CVEs. Nmap technology is fully integrated in the unit with a simplified user interface making scan execution and finding CVEs easy for beginners while providing advanced features for experienced users.

The CYBERSCOPE-XRF stops lateral movement in its tracks as it scans for vulnerabilities such as network segmentation and provisioning errors. This unit locates potential device and configuration risks, then identifies entry points bad actors could use to move laterally inside the user's network. Rogue APs, clients, or purposely hidden computing devices cannot hide from the capabilities of the CYBERSCOPE-XRF.